Illustration Peter Max
This style uses a lot of colours that are bright, bold, vibrant
and saturated. There is a small range of colours
used but they are used in a way that the image is still easy to see and
doesn’t merge together.
Main images in
this style take up a lot of the space in the image. The main image uses the
same colours as the background which stops it from standing out as much as it
could.
The space in this style is used well. There is no over lapping of
images which make the images less confusing and busy looking. The background of
the space is the same colour as the
rest of the image which brings the image together.
This style is influenced by having images with a
story which helps the story to be told. This is mainly used in children’s books
and comics but is in some novels.
The layout in this style normally has the main image in the middle of
the image with an empty background. There is sometimes a main image along with
other smaller images in the background.
This styles composition has bright, bold, vibrant
and saturated colours that make the image stand out which draws your eye in.
The main image is placed in the middle of the image that makes it easier to
see. There is sometimes text with the main image but it is never over whelming.
There is sometimes more images then the main image but the background images
don’t make the image confusing.
This style doesn’t use much text/type. When it is used it’s with
the main image which it complements. The text is normally a different colour
then the background with stops it from merging with the background and makes it
standout more.
The technique this artist uses in this style uses a newer printing technique that allows for four-colour
reproduction on product merchandise.
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